Diane
Wed Mar 19 06:00:07 PDT 2008
What error code does the server give outlook when it refuses to accept the
message? Does the server NDR the oversized message? An error code should
stop the current attempt - and if it generates an NDR, all future attempts.
But if the server doesn't tell outlook (or the user in the form of a
warning email) how is either to know its too large?
(There won't be "a fix" to outlook.)
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"Anteaus" <Anteaus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:34178CB1-2A55-4479-AF02-4713756336AB@microsoft.com...
> Had a situation yesterday where a SMTP mailserver was being DoS'd by a
> client.
>
> Culprit was an Outlook 2003 desktop, which was trying to send a number of
> oversize attachments.
>
> The mailserver has an attachment-size limit set, and quota on the
> mailbox,and
> it seems that Outlook does not recognise this situation, but instead keeps
> hammering the server with a continuous series of send attempts.
>
> I'm not hopeful of any fix, but just thought I'd mention it.
>
>